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is not accelerated by |
has desintegration energy |
is a kind of |
has quantum behavior |
has acceptance statu |
has number of quark |
is an instance of |
has spin |
has synonym |
has discovery date |
has decay product |
has definition |
has charge |
has lifetime |
has antiparticle |
has discoverer |
is accelerated by |
antineutrino | electric or magnetic fields | | antiparticle | Fermi-Dirac statistics | | | | 1/2 | | | | The antiparticle of a neutrino. | 0 | | neutrino | | |
antineutron | electric or magnetic fields | the total energy produced when the particle decays | | Fermi-Dirac statistics | | 3 | radioactive particle | 1/2 or 3/2 | | | the products produced immediately after decay | The antiparticle of a neutron. A neutron and antineutron both have the same mass and zero electric charge, but can be differentiated by their interactions: a neutron and an antineutron can annihilate into gamma rays, while two neutrons cannot. | 0 | The average time in which a particle decays | neutron | | |
antiproton | | the total energy produced when the particle decays | | Fermi-Dirac statistics | | 3 | radioactive particle | 1/2 or 3/2 | | | the products produced immediately after decay | The antiparticle of a proton, identical in mass and spin but of opposite (negative) charge. | -1 | The average time in which a particle decays | proton | | electric or magnetic fields |
antiquark | | | charged particle | | hypothetical | | | | | | | The antiparticle of the quark. | non-zero | | quark | | electric or magnetic fields |
positron | | the total energy produced when the particle decays | | Fermi-Dirac statistics | | | radioactive particle | 1/2 | antielectron | 1934 | the products produced immediately after decay | The antiparticle of the electron, discovered by Anderson in 1934. It has the same mass and spin as the electron, but opposite charge and magnetic moment. | 1 | The average time in which a particle decays | electron | Anderson | electric or magnetic fields |